bripat9643
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Muslims are coming here to get welfare. Trump goes to the UK to give investment.
Muslims come here to commit murder. Trump goes to the UK to give parties.
Does that help your understanding?
Trump is using hate speech. Most Muslims don't go to the US to commit murder.
But then trying to tell some right wingers that all Muslims aren't the same is a waste of time, because no one cares to listen.
According to our Constitution, there is no such restriction on "hate speech".
It's not my fault you don't understand rights.
Rights have restrictions on them inherently because they conflict with other rights.
Where is hate speech not covered by freedom of speech?
Outside of this forum, I can call you anything i want and there is nothing you can do about it, especially if it is true!
Just because you can call me something, doesn't mean this speech is PROTECTED by the freedom of speech.
Any right is limited if another right infringes on this. If you say something that then goes against my rights, you don't have this protection. Just because no one will prosecute you for doing something doesn't mean it's a right.
If you say "I hate n***ers" in your home it's not protected, but you won't be prosecuted. If you say it in a place with lots of black people that's a different matter as to whether you'll be prosecuted. If you say it on TV and broadcast it to millions of people it's even more of an offense.
There are different levels that aren't necessarily based on what you say, but HOW you say it.
None of them are protected.
You are dead wrong. Saying "I hate ni**ers" is protected no matter where you say it.
You don't understand the first thing about the Constitution or the Bill of Rights.